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Question		Answer
najwyższy czas, najwyższa pora start learning		it's about time/it's high time
prawdopodobieństwo start learning		likelihood
adj- niezwykły wybitny niesamowity wyjątkowy start learning		remarkable
adj- niesamowity start learning		unreal
macica start learning		uterus
guz (np. na czole) start learning		bump
dno (zbiornika, naczynia, rzeki) start learning		bottom
dół (dolna część czegoś) start learning		bottom look down at the bottom of the sheet
cud start learning		wonder
zdumienie, zdziwienie start learning		wonder she opened her mouth with wonder
adj- cudowny, wspaniały start learning		wonder he's a Wonder child he's so intelligent
v- zastanawiać się start learning		wonder have you ever wondered why it happened
v- used as a polite way of asking a question or asking somebody to do something start learning		wonder if/whether I wonder if you can help me/ I was wondering whether you would like to come to a party
v- dziwić się - to be very surprised by something start learning		wonder she wondered at her own stupidity
adj- unexpected surprising or strange start learning		extraordinary what an extraordinary thing to say/ we are a normal family doing what extraordinary circumstances
adj- not normal ordinary: greater or better than usual start learning		extraordinary she was a truly extraordinary woman
zemdleć start learning		faint
kolana start learning		lap
jagnięcina start learning		lamb
the killing of animals for their meat start learning		slaughter cows taken for Slaughter
the cruel killing of large numbers of people at one time especially in a war start learning		slaughter
used to describe people who are going to do something dangerous without realizing it start learning		like a Lamb to the slaughter
mamrotać start learning		mumble he mumbled something under his breath
n- uchwyt, an act of holding somebody/sth tight: a particular way of doing this start learning		grip (on) keep a tight grip on the Rope
lina start learning		rope
adj- strong and steady start learning		firm she took a firm hold of my arm/ her handshake was cool and firm/ no buildings can stand without firm foundations and neither can a marriage
i- to be in a strong position in an argument Etc. because you know the fact start learning		be on firm/solid ground
nagle, bez uprzedzenia start learning		all of a sudden
śmiech start learning		laughter
godzina wychowawcza start learning		form time
adv- according to what is generally thought or believed but not known for certain (ponoć, rzekomo) start learning		supposedly the novel is supposedly based on a true story
n- a rule about how to behave or what to think start learning		precept moral precepts
n- obecność (gdzieś) start learning		attendance uczęszczanie do szkoły jest obowiązkowe we wszystkich państwach Primary School attendance is mandatory in all countries
n-frekwencja start learning		attendance I noticed her attendance at the commission meetings is very low
i- to be present at a special event start learning		be in attendance several heads of state were in attendance at the funeral
warkocz start learning		plait
v- przepychać się łokciami start learning		elbow we elbowed through the crowd
łokieć start learning		elbow
n- a thing that somebody does That is usually very good or very bad (uczynek) start learning		deed she tried to do a good deed every day
pomnik start learning		monument
to continue to exist or take part in an activity for a longer time than somebody something start learning		outlast sb/sth he can Outlast anyone on the Dance Floor
śmiertelność, umieralność start learning		mortality that mortality rate is constantly increasing because of the ongoing War
kręgle, gra w kręgle start learning		bowling
durny, głupi start learning		dorky
chichotać start learning		giggle
weak and difficult to believe (of an excuse explanation Etc) start learning		lame Stephanie made some lame excuse
not interesting or fun start learning		lame the humor is more lame than funny
ułamek start learning		fraction can you explain this fractions to me
unexpectedly: without warning start learning		out of the blue the decision came out of the blue
n- the result or effect of an action or event start learning		outcome the likely outcome is a compromise/ we await the outcome of the election
n- przerwa start learning		recess
adj- pochlebny start learning		flattering
n- cisza start learning		hush she went on the stage and unexpected hush descended
adj-(of snow) party melted and usually dirty,(of a story film or feelings) silly and without value because it is too emotional and romantic start learning		slushy
adj- horrible or very unpleasant start learning		yucky yucky food
Cytuję... koniec cytatu start learning		quote... unquote
upoważniać (np. do zrobienia czegoś) start learning		entitle
adj- feeling that you have a right to the good things in life without necessarily having to work for them (przekonany o zasługiwaniu na specjalne traktowanie) start learning		entitled
być upoważnionym do czegoś start learning		be entitled to sth
n- lęk, obawa start learning		apprehension
v- jęczeć skomleć start learning		whimper dog whimpered softly/ the child was lost and began to whimper
v- to break quickly with short breaths usually with your mouth open because you have been doing some physical exercise or because it's very hot (dyszeć) start learning		pant she finished the race panting heavily
w momencie, kiedy, w chwili start learning		the second I knew we would get married the second that I met you
dłoń (wewnętrzna część) start learning		palm
stos, sterta start learning		pile put magazines on that pile after you read them
okruch, okruszyna, okruszek (np. chleba, ciasta) start learning		crumb
v- (liczyć się, mieć znaczenie) to be important or have an important effect on somebody something start learning		matter the children matter more to her than anything else in the world
n- a subject or situation that you must consider or deal with (sprawa, kwestia) start learning		matter they had important matters to discuss
n- the present situation or the situation that you are talking about start learning		matters and then to make matters worse his parents turned up
n -(kwestia czegoś) a situation that involves something or depends on something start learning		matter of sth learning to drive is all a matter of coordination/ Some people prefer the older version to the new one, it's a matter of taste/ the government must deal with this as a matter of urgency
to be very different start learning		be another/ a different matter I don't mind lizards, but snakes are a different matter
z tego powodu- used to add a comment on something that you have just said start learning		for that matter I didn't like it much. Nor did tge kids, for that matter
dubler start learning		understudy
v- zmrużyć oczy, żeby widzieć cos np. wyraźniej start learning		squint he was squinting Through the Keyhole
adj- feeling as if everything is turning around you and that you are not able to balance start learning		dizzy climbing so high made me feel dizzy
adj- silly or stupid start learning		dizzy
ubustwiać, uwielbiać start learning		worship I worship Beyonce / my brother worships this film
adv- in an honest way: be saying what is true start learning		truthfully I can truthfully say that I have never seen anything quite like it before
posiadać, mieć start learning		possess
teren wesołego miasteczka lub jarmarku start learning		fairground
v- to push sb/sth in a rough way start learning		shove the crowd was pushing and shoving to get a better view/ the door wouldn't open no matter how hard she shoved.
v- to put sth somewhere roughly or carelessly start learning		shove he came over and shoved a piece of paper into my hand
wewnętrzny, krajowy/domowy, rodzinny start learning		domestic
nie dopóki, nie wcześniej, dopiero start learning		not until not until the next morning did he really know why she left him
adj- without showing any emotion especially in a situation in which you would expect somebody to express their feelings start learning		matter- of- fact she told us the news of his death in a very matter-of-fact way
pv- to make somebody feel very unhappy or worried start learning		tear sb apart it tears me apart to think I might have hurt her feelings
pv- destroy something violently especially by pulling it to pieces start learning		tear sth apart the dogs tore the fox apart
pv- to start a place making it look untidy and causing damage start learning		tear sth apart they tore the room apart looking for money
przemówienie, mowa start learning		address his address was inspiring
n- ability- the ability to understand or to do something start learning		capasity she has an enormous capacity for hard work/ singing is beyond my capacity
pv- to find it difficult to speak because of the strong emotion that you are feeling (stracić mowę) start learning		choke up she choked up when she began to talk about her mother
pv- to make somebody laugh a lot start learning		crack sb up

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